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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1960
Page
10
In a workplace humor column Hal Boyle recalls staff complaints about bosses and office life. The piece blends anecdotes about annual meetings and misheard remarks with a church and community calendar intertwined with Easter themed events and local society notes.
Walkersville reports the Youth Department of the Church School of the Grade United Church of Christ held an Easter service in the parish room on Sunday April 10. The theme was Stepping Stones to a Meaningful Easter with Miss Hilda Devilbiss as correspondent.
State Police picked up Robert Lee Schlicher on a Sunday morning in Iowa and charged him with vagrancy. Mag istrate Byron W. Tompson ordered a two week physical and mental examination at Spring Grove Hospital after testimony that Schlicher claimed he was en route to Rhode Island for a job. He denied speaking, except to say I am a white Christian and I am going to Rhode Island.
Washington AP A Defense Department consultant told a Senate subcommittee that the Pentagon is disorganized and the State Department ill prepared for military problems. Dr James A Perkins vice president of the Carnegie Corp urged creating an assistant secretary role to integrate military advances into foreign policy and recommended regular State briefings on military affairs.
Maryland lawmakers reject universal periodic testing for drivers calling it an administrative impossibility. State Del Edgar Siker says testing 1,200,000 drivers is unfeasible, while supporting safer alternatives like driver licensing reforms and mandated clinics for chronic violators.
A Knoxville reader asks whether to keep or sell a long loved family home as retirement nears. The columnist notes many couples stay put if practical issues can be managed and attachment grows with age, offering guidance on balancing sentiment with costs.
Southern California Edison Co said it will build the nation’s largest atomic electric plant with a 360000 kilowatt reactor. Construction could start in 1961 and the plant may be in operation within five years, offering a competitive price to conventional power. No site is chosen yet and the project aims to meet the residential needs of a city over 500000.
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